I have found that the backyard is a great place to let loose. At first I was a bit overwhelmed with the size of his place, but you wouldn't know it today.I pounce around the yard sniffing out things exploring. I've also been practicing "potty outside". My foster mom get's all excited when I poo or pee out there. It's funny to watch her and hear her voice go really high. She even sometimes gives me treats for doing a good job. I love that part.
When I first came into foster care I knew to go potty outside, but needed a lot of practice to start to understand I should do that ALL the time. I am about 85% the way there and continue to excel the more my foster mom prompts me to go outside.
I do know how to use our dog door, but I like to make my foster mom work and give me treats for doing it while she is looking. I need to be treated like a pup who should be kept on a schedule. For example soon after I eat, play hard or wake up I should try to go potty outside.
I don't understand if I do have an accident inside and a human over reacts by barking loudly. It's best to just clean up after me and take me out side to I know I really should have done that out there. I'll get even better as time goes on and I get to practice. I'm pretty sure human babies take a lot of time to learn thing gig, too.
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